Universal Company Incorporations

Company Formation in Ireland

Establish your business in one of Europe’s most business-friendly and tax-efficient jurisdictions with full support from UCI.

Company Formation Specialist

Why Choose Irsih Company Formation?

Launch your business globally fast, simple, and hassle-free!

Strategic EU Location

EU & Eurozone Access

company formation in multiple locations

Ideal for Tech & IP

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12.5% Corporate Tax

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Global HQ Destination

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Start-up-Friendly

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Company setup process
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Business Structures available in Ireland

Private Company Limited by Shares (LTD)

o Most common. Full foreign ownership, limited liability, fast setup, and minimal ongoing capital requirements. 

Designated Activity Company (DAC)

o Suitable for regulated entities or companies with specific objectives. 

Branch Office

o Extension of a foreign parent company; limited autonomy.

What’s Included in UCI’s Irish Formation Package?

Included in package

Irish Incorporation Timeline & Requirements

Company Type

Incorporation Time

Minimum Share Capital

Foreign Ownership

Local Director Requirement

Company Secretary

Registered Office

Bank Account Required

Accounting/Reporting

Step-by-Step Formation Process

Launch your business globally fast, simple, and hassle-free!

Why Choose UCI for Irish Formation?

Our dedication to excellence and tailored solutions has helped us earn the trust of clients across the globe.

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Start Your Irish Business with UCI

From start-ups and scale-ups to IP holding and tech companies, UCI helps you register and run your business in Ireland with complete confidence and compliance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, non-residents can fully own an Irish LTD. However, a local EEA-resident director is typically required. UCI provides nominee director services if needed.

Ireland offers an R&D tax credit, an IP regime with 6.25% effective tax, and access to EU digital markets, making it a top choice for innovation-based companies.

Yes, a registered Irish business address is required. UCI provides physical or virtual office solutions in Dublin and other cities.

An LTD is flexible and suitable for most private businesses. A DAC is more restrictive and is typically used by companies with specific business objectives or regulatory requirements.

Some banks require in-person verification, but UCI can help facilitate remote banking through fintech or partner banks.